Dried Whey Plant Opens In Monticello Iowa
Monticello’s newest industry, Dried Whey Inc., began last July turning cheese by products into animal feed. Led by Van H Allen and Joe Jones, the operation dries whey from Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin cheese makers, sells mainly in 100 lb bags to Kent Quaker Oats and Purina, with a 25 000 pounds daily capacity.
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Whey, Inc
van H. Allen
Joe Jones
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Allen
Hammermill
Kent
Quaker Oats
Purina
Georgia-Pacific
Monticello
Allen and Jones
Midwest Dried Milk Co
Jones
Dried Whey, Inc
Cascade Couple Injured in Highway 151 Crash
A Cascade couple, Lloyd and Mrs Hoffman, were listed in good condition at Monticello hospital after a late Sunday crash on highway 151 three miles east of Cascade. The incident, at 11 45 p m, involved a car driven by 17 year old Michael Noonan from Berg
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Cascade
Lloyd Hoffman
Monticello Hospital
Highway 151
Michael Noonan
Berg
Community Band Carnival and Festival Guests List
A long roster lists participants and couples for band carnival events including golf, ball game, pop bottle games, and other attractions. Named couples are shown for each activity such as Stulken, Goettsch, Hoult, Kuhns, Paulsen, Specht, and numerous others. Also noted are street police participants and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stiffler
Ralph Paulsen
Albert Siebels
Dean Zirkelbach
LeRoy Page
Ernest Benedict
Paul Paulsen
Max Specht
Robert Wahl
Joe Jones
Frank Martin
Gerd Otten
Pete Steiner
Rudy Bossard
Herman Egger
Albert McNeill
Dean Tedrow
Herbert Balsiger
Ed Vanourny
Clarence Eberhart
Lester Collins
Earl Null
Merle Postel
James Maurice
Ralph Gangfield
William Burton
Nick Lahr
Spook House
Elton Copley
Glen Adams
Edwin Freese
Driver Fined on OMVI Charge in Jones County Court
Two men were sentenced this past week in Jones county district court. Francis Kirby was fined 300 dollars on an OMVI charge and ordered to surrender his liquor permit with a 60 day license suspension and 300 dollar appeal bond. Loren Schneider received 30 days for non payment of child support. A divorce was granted in the Ellison case with custody awarded and 15 dollars weekly child support. New action filed was a divorce by Wilfred Carew against Dorothy Carew.
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Jones County
Francis Kirby
Loren Schneider
Drs. Myers
Caraway
Dolan
Monticello
Richard E. Davis
Lorna Davis
George Ellison, Jr
Katherine Joan Ellison
John J. Goen
Anamosa
Guardian Ad Litem
Arthur B. Ahrendsen
Hilda Carstensen
Wanda L. Brown
Rolland Brown
de Cree
Karen Watson
Ronald Watson
Grace Balsiger
James Balsiger
Wilfred James Carew
Wyoming
Dorothy Arlene Carew
Maquoketa Valley Names 1961 Homecoming Queen
Sue Schnittjer was crowned 1961 homecoming queen at Maquoketa Valley High School Delhi during halftime of the Wildcats versus South Winneshiek game. MV lost 38 6. Queen’s court included Marie Connolly Clarita Kehoe Wilma Beth and John Doudna. Bruce Billings and Joe Evers led the ceremony.
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Sue Schnittjer
Maquoketa Valley High School
Delhi
Maquoketa Valley
Queen's Court
Marie Connolly
Clarita Kehoe
Wilma Beth
John Doudna
Bruce Billings
Joe Evers
Retarded Children’s Association to Meet in Olin
The Cedar Jones Association for Retarded Children will meet at 8 p.m. Monday October 23 at the K P Lodge hall in Olin. The fund drive will be discussed. Noonan was charged with failure to have his car under control after a rear collision with the Hoffman car. Noonan and his passengers were uninjured.
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Cedar-Jones Assn
K. P. Lodge Hall
Olin
Monticello to Gain 8597 In Road Use Tax Increase
The Iowa Good Roads Association projects Monticello will receive an additional 8597 for roads next year from a 13 percent allocation of the road use tax. 1960 allocations were 16194.20, with 1962 estimated at 24792. The notice lists 1960 and 1962 figures for nearby towns and outlines informational filing requirements for arterial and local street systems.
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Monticello
Iowa Good Roads Association
Anamosa
Cascade
Center Jct
Coggan
Delhi
Hopkinton
Olin
Onslow
Oxford Jet
Prairieburg
Wyoming
Iowa Highway Commission
Name Petit Jury For Nov Term In Jones County
The November term petit jury for Jones County District Court will report at 10 a.m. November 13. Montgomery area jurors include Robert Arduser Virginia Bone Bill Corbin Henrietta Eden and others. Listings for Wyom ing Clarkfor d Anamosa Morley Onslow Olin Cascade Langworthy Martelle Bernard Lisbon Mechanicsville and additional members are provided.
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Jones County District Court
Monticello
Robert Arduser
Virginia Bone
Bill Corbin
Henrietta Eden
Cecil Goettsch
Tom Henderson
James Indekofer
Gideon Krien
Nick Lahr, Jr
Betty Meisner
Joe Messerli
Herman Reth
George Rieniers
Pat Rogers
Robert Shipton
Wyoming
J. Alden
Merlin Behnke
Esther Carstensen
Ralph Coppess
Bert Hintz
Roy Huggins
Alex Inglis
Fred Luke
Cford Jact
Lorenz Ahrendsen
Lula Buresh
Verne Carson
Jens Lazare
Jerry H. Mulvihill
Donna Rehmke
Anamosa
Leslie Boner
Stella Brady
Melvin Brickley
Janet Engelbart
Joe Horn
Merle Jansen
Arthur Marek
Lloyd Martens
Harold Merritt
Irma Moyer
Marian Norton
Hannah Page
Gerry Powell
Edward Redmond
Thelma Schroeder
Loren Stewart
Tom Snyder
Morley
Merle Catlett
Onslow
Harriet Chaplin
Olin
M. C. Gordon
Maxine Patton
John Reiken
Kenneth Svenksen
Hazle Wood
Cascade
Joe Hirtz
Langowrthy
Don Husman
Martelle
Fred Kuntz
Bernard
Albert Peiffer
Lisbon
Herman Schmidt
Leo Youngblut
Mechanicsville
Victor Thompson
Roads Vacated by Jones County Board Action
Jones County Board of Supervisors approved vacation of three county roads in Castle Grove Scotch Grove and Rome townships with a fourth road section deferred to November 14. Also approved a joint Linn Jones resolution to improve a three mile road from Fairview to Viola with most of it in Linn County. Treasur er directed to cancel second half taxes on Olin Consolidated school district property and current taxes on Anamosa city property.
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Jones County Board of Supervisors
Anamosa
Castle Grove Township
Scotch Grove Township
Olin
Rome Township
Greenfield Township
Linn
Jones
Fairview
Viola
Jones County
Linn County
Olin Consolidated
City of
Plea Urges Return of Monticello Dollar Bills
Monticello shoppers are urged to bring in ones and fives in Monticello dollars and trade them for twenties at participating stores. The Greater Monticello Committee notes a shortage of small bills and asks residents to exchange them, explaining larger bills are easier to handle and count.
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Monticello
Les Voss
Greater Monticello
Wind destroys barn at Don Starry farm near Olin
High winds tore through a large barn on the Don Starry farm about a half mile northwest of Olin early Friday morning killing about 24 head of Hereford and Shorthorn steers and about 20 hogs. The barn housed hay and straw. Starry saw the damage at 6 15 a m. the barn stood midnight Friday. Loss may reach 5000 dollars. About 40 neighbors aided in removing livestock and restacking hay and straw.
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Olin
Don Starry Farm
Starry
Starry Friday
Two Charged with Petty Larceny in Langworthy Hat Theft
Anthony R. Roling faces a petty larceny charge in M. E. McCrabb’s court after a $25 bond set. Roling and a minor accomplice allegedly took two inexpensive hats from Clarence Heyen’s Langworthy store. the other youth received a 30 day suspended sentence and was placed with juvenile authorities.
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Anthony R. Roling
M. E. McCrabb
Roling
Clarence Heyen
Langworthy
Shaffers Clothing Announces Monticello Close-Out Sale
Shaffers Clothing and Shoes in Monticello opens a close-out sale at 9 a.m. Friday October 20. The store is closed Thursday to prepare. About 20000 dollars worth of stock must be sold to make room for better displays. Free gifts for the first fifty entrants opening day. No purchase required. Sale runs daily until stock is gone. See page B8 for bargains.
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Shaffers
Monticello
William H. Shaffer
Kaiser to Move Office to Sycamore Building
Dr. Don Kaiser announced that his office will relocate to 120 South Sycamore from the Monticello Hotel, effective Tuesday Oct 24, in the building formerly housing Caroline's Hat shop.
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Don Kaiser
South Sycamore
Monticello Hotel
Caroline
Lovell 4 H Club Holds Autumn Installations and Bake Sale
Lovell Happy Helpers 4-H Club met October 9 with 21 members. Officers were installed and five new members joined. Plans included a bake sale on November 4 or 18, with enrollment cards filled and new roles assigned for music library and recreation.
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Lovell Happy Helpers
4-H Club
Janet
Marilyn Wahl
Rollcall
Nancy Smith
Becky Marston
Jane Adams
Annette Wahl
Sandra Appleby
Joyce Appleby
Donna Siebels
Bobbe Jo Marston
Joyce
Karen
Worthwhile Homemaker Club Tour and Local Gatherings
Castle Grove notes recount a Dubuque tour visiting the power plant Shot Tower locks and dam University of Dubuque guided by George French then Baby Fold and Monastery. Members include Jerry and Richard Kromminga Delmer King Glen and Art Kromminga and others. Additional items cover club leadership planning a new year and a birthday party hosted by Art and F Kromminga with many attendees.
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Castle Grove
The
Worth
Homemaker’s Club
Dubuque
Shot Tower
University of Dubuque
University
George French
Baby Fold
Jerry Muller
Richard Kromminga
Lance
F. H. Kromminga
Delmer King
Glen King
Art Kromminga
Robert Holub
Herman Reth
John Miller
Eddie Siebels
Prairie Hill Be Natural Club
John Janssen, Jr
Joan Takes
Gloria Kromminga
Judy Goedken
Janet Bekman
Kathleen Lawrence
Pamela Janssen
Mary Kay Takes
Lloyd Takes
F. K. Kromminga
Wacker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monticetto
OMVI
M-V
Retarded Childrens Association
Petit Jury
Wind Destorys
Shaffers Clothing
Dr. Kaiser
Express
Sand Springs
Raymond Kirby
Robert Green
South Dakota
John Blaker
Cedar Falls
John Batchelder
Blaker
D. L. Chapman
Marvin Schneider
Chapmans
Don DeShaw
Perry DeShaw
Manchester
Perry
Elmer Heeren
Walter C. Bacon
Colesburg
Gerald Weber
Art Weber
Joe Powers
Fred Powers
New Liberty
Maynard Moe
Denver
Colo
Cass Corner
CHUMS
Cass Center
Chuis
Farm Bureau Building
Clarence Aschbrenner
Dave Hammond
Dave Specht
Willis Fairbanks
Jim Brainerd
Jank Piilar
Gloria Gerdes
Jann Mayberry
Jim Brainard
Diana Larson
Gary Toenjes
Marcia Pillard
Terry Fairbanks
Ann Brainard
Roger Hall
Susan Brown
Russell Brown
Eva Oltman
Charles Fairbanks
Tracy Mayberry
Julie Ortgies
Dina Oltman
Donna Gilmore
Marylin Mohr
Kathy Heeren
Gerald Heeren
Ann Teresen
Kay Kula
Carol Achenbach
Elaine Shaffer
Elaine Gilmore
Mary Lou Vanda
Julie Vanda
Ann
Susan
Scotch Grove Cornhuskers
Glen Tobiason
Ronnie Wright
Charles Willis
Stanley Willis
Steven Guyan
Marvin Goldsmith
David Tobiason
David Paulsen
Dennis McDonald
David Conley
Youth Center
Douglas Leggett
Ed Jansen
Galen Kuhns
Glen Gldsmith
Eddie Goldsmith
Curt Paulsen
Paul E. Paulsen
Ben Tobiason
Royal Rangers
Castile Grove
S& Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Ambrose Schlarmann
Phillip
Steven
Paul Gerdes
Stuart
Mike Tuttle
Leo Delay
Galen Behrends
Bob
Paul Smith
Dick Black
Richard Lubben
Keith King
Leo Tjaden
Philip
Delmar King
William Lubben
David Specht
Stuart Gerdes
Steven Schlarmann
Bob Smith
Phillip Schlarmann
Paul Specht
Billy Delay
Crystal
Greg
Cynthia Hanken
Kenny
Wayne King
Wesley Hanken
Springville
Willis Harms
Dick Landis
George Seehusen
Clarence Stadtmueller
Alva Freese
Willis Harrislow
Julie Schlarmann
Mason City
Barbara Rogers
Boyd King
Judy Johnson
Ames
Vaughn Craft
Hudson
Poplar Heights
Naomi Stadtmueller
Rolf Craft
Henry Stadtmueller
Daniel Stadtmueller
Richard Stadtmueller
Doreen Streeper
Julie Johnson
Richard Mc.Garvey
Crane, Ind
Avis Lettow
Algona
Ateria
Mya T
Spahn & Rose Lumber
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